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单词 verbally
释义
verbally
adverb
uk
/ˈvɜː.bəl.i/us
/ˈvɝː.bəl.i/

verballyadverb(SPOKEN)

in a way that isspokenratherthan written:
Thejudgethen verballyagreedto the attorney'srequest.
I haverepeatedlyaskedparents, both verbally and in writing, not toparkhere.
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  • Hequicklyapologisedboth verbally and in aletter.
  • TheformerNewcastlecoachhas verballyacceptedtheoffer.
  • Alwaysconfirmanythingagreedverbally in writing.
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verballyadverb(IN WORDS)

in a way thatrelatesto words:
He was verbally andphysicallyharassedduring theschoolyear.
Notice how thestudentrespondsverbally and throughbodylanguage.
See
verbal
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  • Her verballyabusiveboyfriendhad made herfeelworthless.
  • Heencouragedthose around him both verbally and by his ownexample.
  • Thewaysofexpressingfeelingsverbally and non-verbally must all be taken intoaccount.
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  • basilect
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  • lingo
  • lingua franca
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  • oral
  • patois
  • pidgin
  • plain English
  • Polari
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(Definition ofverballyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

verbally| Business English

verbally
adverb
uk
/ˈvɜːbəli/us
usingspokenratherthan writtencommunication:
accept/agree/communicate sth verballyHe has verballyagreeda three-yeardealworthabout €2m ayear.
Theworkerscomplainedthatmanagerswereverballyabusive.
(Definition ofverballyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofverbally

verbally
And what about 6/8 finales that use the hunt as a musical topic but do not identify itverbally; are they somehow different?
From theCambridge English Corpus
It occurs most frequently in pre-verbal position, with compound tenses, or post-verbally, with simple or complex tenses, before any complements and satellites.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In sentences with simple tenses it always occurs post-verbally, before any complements or satellites, as in (57).
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Speakers may otherwiseverballyindicate their unease with expressing a controversial view.
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In addition, we asked the participants toverballyrecall as many components of the figure as they can, immediately before drawing from memory.
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If participants were unable to answer within 30 s, they wereverballyinstructed to move on to the next item.
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It finds a foyer and again confirms itverbally.
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In communicating a probability to be assessed to a domain expert, the probability is often transcribedverballyin terms of frequencies.
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Expressing that one did not understand something properly eitherverballyor nonverbally.
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The vignette ended with the two boys engaging in averballyand physically aggressive interchange.
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Recall that the preference for verbal gerunds over nominal gerunds is not confined to complex syntactic configurations that can only be expressedverbally.
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For the speeded task, participants were toldverballyand via an information screen on the computer that they would briefly see a sentence appear.
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However, it is also possible to turn it into a classical representation by describing itverballyor by giving it a name.
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Nouns may not be universal ; adjectives are certainly not universal, and numerals may be expressedverbally.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We have presented a theory of explicit orverballyaccessible memories as events recalled through accessing a knowledge structure of self.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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